Revises requirements for signage indicating accessible facilities for people with disabilities.

This bill requires New Jersey to replace the traditional wheelchair symbol on accessibility signs with a new logo showing a dynamic, forward-leaning figure representing movement and action. It also mandates replacing the word "handicapped" with "accessible" on all public signage, placards, license plates, and markers indicating disability-accessible features like restrooms, ramps, and parking. The changes apply only to new installations or replacements made after the law takes effect (60 days post-enactment), not requiring immediate updates to existing signage. The bill aims to modernize accessibility symbols to emphasize mobility and person-centered design, aligning with similar laws in New York and Connecticut.